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SUMMARY:Creative Research Lab
DESCRIPTION:Creative Research Lab is an 8-week studio residency for teens ages 13–19 at Play Full Ground’s Dream Lab in Monterey. \nThrough guided inquiry\, creative experimentation\, group critique\, and one-on-one mentorship\, participants develop an original project rooted in their own interests\, questions\, and artistic practices. The program supports emerging artists\, makers\, and creative thinkers in deepening their research process while building confidence\, critical thinking skills\, and a sustainable creative practice. \nThe residency culminates in a public showcase of participant work. \nDates: September 8–October 29\, 2026\nSchedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays\, 1:00–3:00 PM\nLocation: Play Full Ground Dream Lab\, Monterey\nTuition: $850 (sliding scale available)\nRegistration Deadline: September 1\, 2026\nEnrollment: Limited to 3–5 participants \nFor more information or to schedule a studio visit:\nhello@playfullground.com
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LOCATION:Play Full Ground\, 550 Lighthouse Avenue\, Suite E\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
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SUMMARY:At the Ocean’s Edge\, an Artist Asks Us to Look Closer
DESCRIPTION:In “On the Edge of the Pacific\,” Monica Loncola brings the life of the Monterey Bay tideline — chitons\, kelp holdfasts\, urchin shells and more — to the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History\, Sept. 16 through Jan. 3 \nWhile meandering along the ocean’s edge\, people often step over mussel shells\, barnacles\, broken crustaceans\, bull kelp\, seaweed and dozens of formerly living creatures now sharing the tideline with those who walk alongside it. \nThese are exactly the things Monica Loncola stops to look at. \nOn Sept. 16\, the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History opens “On the Edge of the Pacific\,” a new body of work by Loncola that draws the eye down to the small\, easily missed lives at the water’s edge. Her images invite viewers to pause and take a closer look through her eyes. The exhibition is on view through Jan. 3\, 2027. \nLoncola is a lifelong artist and observer of the natural world whose work blends science\, art\, curiosity and memory. In her work\, she isolates a single subject — or several subjects linked by a common thread — rendering them as if floating in a quiet\, dreamlike state of recollection. \nThe result blends detailed illustration with Loncola’s stylized approach\, influenced by her lifelong attraction to the works of Andrew Wyeth and Winslow Homer. Scientific observation and a painterly approach come together in pieces intended to capture not simply what a subject looks like\, but what made Loncola stop and notice it in the first place. \n“I feel as if I’m stopped in my tracks by a subconscious familiarity with my subject\,” Loncola said. “I want to paint the essence of what made me stop and notice.” \nThat way of seeing was sharpened later in Loncola’s life when she returned to school and completed her Masters Certification in Science Illustration at CSU Monterey Bay — proof\, she says\, that it is never too late to pursue a passion. \n“It’s never too late to step it up and dive into your passion and share it with the world\,” Loncola said. \nHer science illustration training gave her the discipline to closely observe and accurately render the natural world while learning digital tools to combine with her fine-art background. The finished works blur the line between fine art and illustration. \nA pivotal chapter in the work traces back to the water itself. \nAfter completing an internship with the Western Flyer Foundation as a requirement for her graduate studies\, Loncola took part in an April 2025 journey to the Gulf of California commemorating the 85th anniversary of the historic 1940 expedition of author John Steinbeck and marine biologist Ed Ricketts. \nTheir voyage aboard the fishing vessel Western Flyer became the inspiration for the book Sea of Cortez. Working from field observations\, journal sketches and photographs\, Loncola developed pieces in her studio that became the inspiration for this ongoing body of work exploring the cycle of life and decay at the edge of the Pacific Ocean. \nLoncola followed a path that still runs directly through Cannery Row and the marine science of Monterey Bay. \nThe exhibition is deliberately grounded in traditional materials — pencil\, watercolor\, ink\, oil and\, in at least one case\, squid ink — echoing the tools a naturalist of Ricketts’ era might have carried. \nStandout works include “Primordial Jewel\,” which enlarges the hidden\, iridescent interior of a mossy chiton into something monumental; “Sea Palm\,” inspired by a holdfast spotted at Carmel River State Beach; “La Moule Bleue\,” featuring a large blue mussel from a negative low tide covered in tide-pool species; “Intertidal Relics\,” a detailed pencil study of fragments and shells gathered along the tideline; and “Ocean’s Eye\,” drawn from a moment when a whale surfaced close enough to meet Loncola’s gaze. \nLarger pieces are meant to be seen — and felt — from across the room. \nConservation runs through the show\, but it arrives the way Loncola intends it to: through what she describes as “the wonderful world of curiosity that can lead to action.” \nShe is especially fascinated by kelp — its scale\, strength\, movement and role as habitat — and by the holdfast\, the structure that anchors a kelp stipe against the current. \nFor Loncola\, “hold fast” is also a call to action: Hold fast to your curiosity\, your passion and your own way of seeing. \nVisitors curious to go further are pointed toward organizations working to restore California’s kelp forests\, including Reef Check and the Kelp Forest Alliance. \nThe invitation is simple and sequential: Look closer. Become curious. Understand more. Care more. And\, finally\, get involved. \nMeet the Artist \nVisitors will have two special opportunities to experience Loncola and her work during the exhibition. \nOn Saturday\, Oct. 10\, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.\, Loncola will draw coastal birds live on-site at the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History in honor of Global Migratory Bird Day. \nLoncola will return to the museum on Thursday\, Nov. 12\, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. for Art on Tap\, featuring a panel discussion and an opportunity to explore the ideas\, inspiration\, art and science behind the exhibition. \n“On the Edge of the Pacific” is on view in the museum’s Bird Gallery from Sept. 16\, 2026\, through Jan. 3\, 2027. \nAbout the Artist \nMonica Loncola is a Northern California fine artist and natural science illustrator and a member of the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators (GNSI). She holds a BFA in studio arts from Rosemont College in Pennsylvania and completed her Masters Certification in Science Illustration at CSU Monterey Bay. \n“On the Edge of the Pacific” is not Loncola’s first solo museum exhibition. An earlier body of work\, “Architectural Dreams\,” explored the architecture of the Hispanic Caribbean\, predominantly Ponce\, Puerto Rico\, and traveled for five years\, with exhibitions at Museo de la Historia and Museo Castillo Serrallés in Ponce\, as well as the offices of the governor of Puerto Rico in Washington\, D.C.\, and New York City. \nA portion of her current exhibition was previously shown at the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Exploration Center\, operated by NOAA\, in Santa Cruz in July and August 2025. \nHer illustration of a Pacific red salmon was published in a New York Times editorial\, and her oil painting of a purple sea urchin was exhibited at the de Young Museum. \nLoncola is based in Marin County\, California. \nLearn more at monicaloncola.com and follow @monicaloncola.
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SUMMARY:Native American Heritage Month Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE \nCity of Seaside Celebrates National Native American Heritage Month with Community Artist Becky Olvera Schultz to Exhibit at Seaside’s Oldemeyer Center Gallery. \nOctober 5 – November 25\, 2026 exhibition honors National Native American Heritage Month \nSEASIDE\, Calif. – Contemporary Indigenous mixed media artist Becky Olvera Schultz will present an art exhibition at the Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Avenue\, Seaside\, from October 5 through November 25\, 2026. Held in honor of National Native American Heritage Month\, the exhibition offers an opportunity to explore Schultz’s personal artistic expression and her enduring interest in the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. \nSchultz specializes in clay and mixed-media masks inspired by Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Her broader body of work includes Southwestern-style masks made from clay and gourds\, rawhide shields\, dolls\, serigraphs\, clay plaques\, photography\, collage\, and two-dimensional mixed media works. \nHer distinctive style draws upon her Indigenous ancestry\, research\, travel experiences and creative practice. Through her work\, Schultz explores the relationship between materials\, personal vision and spirit. \n“My art is an extension of my spirit\, a piece of my personal vision and a constant source of comfort and healing for me\,” Schultz writes in her artist statement. “I derive immense satisfaction from putting life into the materials I work with.” \nSchultz’s work has appeared in nine museum exhibitions\, galleries in several states\, and numerous national and local exhibitions. She has participated in Santa Cruz Open Studios twelve times\, and her art has been featured in the national magazines Cowboys & Indians\, Wild West\, and Native Peoples. \nThe Seaside exhibition invites visitors to experience an artist’s individual perspective on Indigenous inspiration\, creative expression\, and the healing possibilities of art. \nExhibition Details \n– What: National Native American Heritage Month Art Exhibit\n– Artist: Becky Olvera Schultz\n– Dates: October 5–November 25\, 2026; Time: Monday thru Friday\, 9 AM to 5 PM\n– Location: Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Avenue\, Seaside\, California \nMedia Contact and Exhibition Inquiries\nBecky Olvera Schultz\n831-295-7562\nbecky@native-expressions.com “www.native-expressions.com” (https://native-expressions.com) \nAbout the City of Seaside Arts Program \nThe City of Seaside Arts Program supports creative expression\, cultural engagement\, and community enrichment through exhibitions\, public programs\, and opportunities that connect residents and visitors with the arts. \nVictoria Pearl Lee\, MHS\nRecreation Specialist – Arts Coordinator\nCity of Seaside Arts Program\nWalter Lee Avery Gallery & Oldemeyer Center Gallery\n440 Harcourt Avenue\nSeaside\, CA 93955
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SUMMARY:Art Exhibit National Native American Heritage Month
DESCRIPTION:Oct 5 – Nov 25\, 2026. Exhibition honors National Native American Heritage Month in Seaside\, CA. Monterey County. \nCity of Seaside Celebrates National Native American Heritage Month with Community Artist Becky Olvera Schultz to Exhibit at Seaside’s Oldemeyer Center Gallery. \nContemporary Indigenous mixed media artist Becky Olvera Schultz will present an art exhibition at the Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Avenue\, Seaside\, from October 5 through November 25\, 2026. Held in honor of National Native American Heritage Month\, the exhibition offers an opportunity to explore Schultz’s personal artistic expression and her enduring interest in the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Schultz specializes in clay and mixed-media masks inspired by Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Her broader body of work includes Southwestern-style masks made from clay and gourds\, rawhide shields\, dolls\, serigraphs\, clay plaques\, photography\, collage\, and two-dimensional mixed media works. Her distinctive style draws upon her Indigenous ancestry\, research\, travel experiences and creative practice. Through her work\, Schultz explores the relationship between materials\, personal vision and spirit. \n“My art is an extension of my spirit\, a piece of my personal vision and a constant source of comfort and healing for me. I derive immense satisfaction from putting life into the materials I work with.” Schultz’s work has appeared in nine museum exhibitions\, galleries in several states\, and numerous national and local exhibitions. She has participated in Santa Cruz Open Studios twelve times\, and her art has been featured in the national magazines Cowboys & Indians\, Wild\nWest\, and Native Peoples. \nThe Seaside exhibition invites visitors to experience an artist’s individual perspective on indigenous inspiration\, creative expression\, and the healing possibilities of art.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/art-exhibit-national-native-american-heritage-month/2026-10-23/
LOCATION:Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Ave.\, Seaside\, CA\, 93955\, United States
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SUMMARY:Miss Sarah Sunshine
DESCRIPTION:Please join our very own local celebrity\, Miss Sarah Sunshine from It’s Circle Time\, every Friday from 10:15 to 11:00 at MY Museum. \nThis educational and fun program will include singing\, dancing\, stories\, and much more. \nIt’s Circle Time is a playful learning space where songs\, stories\, and meaningful connections come together. Designed for young children and the adults who love them\, their content supports early literacy\, emotional growth\, and joyful learning—one circle at a time. \nFee: Included with daily admission\, free admission for members.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/miss-sarah-sunshine/2026-10-23/
LOCATION:MY Museum\, 425 Washington Street\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
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SUMMARY:Paper Wing Theatre: The Rocky Horror Show
DESCRIPTION:The Rocky Horror Show is a cult classic musical that has thrilled audiences for decades with its outrageous humor\, electrifying rock score\, and unapologetic celebration of individuality. Created by Richard O’Brien\, this high-energy production invites you into a world where the unexpected is always just around the corner.\nWhen sweethearts Brad and Janet find themselves stranded at the eerie castle of the flamboyant Dr. Frank-N-Furter\, their ordinary lives are turned upside down. What follows is a wild night of bizarre encounters\, seductive temptations\, and unforgettable characters\, all set to a pulsating soundtrack featuring iconic songs like “Time Warp” and “Sweet Transvestite.”\nPart musical\, part interactive experience\, The Rocky Horror Show is known for its devoted fanbase and anything-goes atmosphere. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a first-time visitor\, get ready to step outside your comfort zone and join the party—it’s bold\, campy\, and unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.\nRecommended for mature audiences due to adult themes\, language\, and suggestive content.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/paper-wing-theatre-the-rocky-horror-show/2026-10-23/
LOCATION:Paper Wing Theatre 711 Cannery Row Suite I Monterey\, Ca. 93940\, 711 Canner Row Suite I\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
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SUMMARY:Art Exhibit National Native American Heritage Month
DESCRIPTION:Oct 5 – Nov 25\, 2026. Exhibition honors National Native American Heritage Month in Seaside\, CA. Monterey County. \nCity of Seaside Celebrates National Native American Heritage Month with Community Artist Becky Olvera Schultz to Exhibit at Seaside’s Oldemeyer Center Gallery. \nContemporary Indigenous mixed media artist Becky Olvera Schultz will present an art exhibition at the Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Avenue\, Seaside\, from October 5 through November 25\, 2026. Held in honor of National Native American Heritage Month\, the exhibition offers an opportunity to explore Schultz’s personal artistic expression and her enduring interest in the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Schultz specializes in clay and mixed-media masks inspired by Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Her broader body of work includes Southwestern-style masks made from clay and gourds\, rawhide shields\, dolls\, serigraphs\, clay plaques\, photography\, collage\, and two-dimensional mixed media works. Her distinctive style draws upon her Indigenous ancestry\, research\, travel experiences and creative practice. Through her work\, Schultz explores the relationship between materials\, personal vision and spirit. \n“My art is an extension of my spirit\, a piece of my personal vision and a constant source of comfort and healing for me. I derive immense satisfaction from putting life into the materials I work with.” Schultz’s work has appeared in nine museum exhibitions\, galleries in several states\, and numerous national and local exhibitions. She has participated in Santa Cruz Open Studios twelve times\, and her art has been featured in the national magazines Cowboys & Indians\, Wild\nWest\, and Native Peoples. \nThe Seaside exhibition invites visitors to experience an artist’s individual perspective on indigenous inspiration\, creative expression\, and the healing possibilities of art.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/art-exhibit-national-native-american-heritage-month/2026-10-24/
LOCATION:Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Ave.\, Seaside\, CA\, 93955\, United States
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SUMMARY:Seas the Summer
DESCRIPTION:Join the Western Flyer Foundation for Seas the Summer\, a free community event series taking place every Saturday and Sunday from August 1 through September 6\, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. along the Moss Landing waterfront. \nEnjoy a variety of hands-on art and science activities\, free docked tours of the historic Western Flyer and Sunflower Star Laboratory\, Saturday seminars with local experts\, community outreach booths\, local artists and vendors\, and family-friendly activities celebrating the unique marine environment of Monterey Bay. \nA special celebration featuring the Monterey Bay Fisheries Trust and Moss Landing Marine Laboratories will take place on Sunday\, August 30\, including a free uni tasting for guests 18 and older. \nLocation: Woodward Marine Market\, 10932 Clam Way\, Moss Landing\, CA 95039 \nAdmission is free. For the full event lineup and to learn more visit www.westernflyer.org/events or follow @westernflyerfoundation on Instagram.
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SUMMARY:Dia de los Muertos Party
DESCRIPTION:10th Annual Día de los Muertos Party\nJardines de San Juan is celebrating our 10th Annual Día de los Muertos Party\, and we’d love for you to join us!\nBring your family and friends and enjoy an afternoon and evening of live music\, dancing\, good food\, and drinks in our back garden. We’ll also have traditional sugar skull face painting\, so guests of all ages can get into the spirit of the celebration.\nWe also encourage everyone to embrace the occasion by wearing traditional Día de los Muertos-inspired attire or sugar skull makeup. Come dressed up\, have some fun\, and celebrate this beautiful tradition with us!\nAdmission: $5\nChildren under 10: Free\nTime: 3:00 PM – 9:00 PM\nLocation: Jardines de San Juan\, 36 Washington Street\, San Juan Bautista\, California\nWe hope you’ll come celebrate with us!
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/dia-de-los-muertos-party/
LOCATION:Jardines de San Juan\, 36 Washington Street\, San Juan Bautista\, 95045
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SUMMARY:Paper Wing Theatre: The Rocky Horror Show
DESCRIPTION:The Rocky Horror Show is a cult classic musical that has thrilled audiences for decades with its outrageous humor\, electrifying rock score\, and unapologetic celebration of individuality. Created by Richard O’Brien\, this high-energy production invites you into a world where the unexpected is always just around the corner.\nWhen sweethearts Brad and Janet find themselves stranded at the eerie castle of the flamboyant Dr. Frank-N-Furter\, their ordinary lives are turned upside down. What follows is a wild night of bizarre encounters\, seductive temptations\, and unforgettable characters\, all set to a pulsating soundtrack featuring iconic songs like “Time Warp” and “Sweet Transvestite.”\nPart musical\, part interactive experience\, The Rocky Horror Show is known for its devoted fanbase and anything-goes atmosphere. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a first-time visitor\, get ready to step outside your comfort zone and join the party—it’s bold\, campy\, and unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.\nRecommended for mature audiences due to adult themes\, language\, and suggestive content.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/paper-wing-theatre-the-rocky-horror-show/2026-10-24/1/
LOCATION:Paper Wing Theatre 711 Cannery Row Suite I Monterey\, Ca. 93940\, 711 Canner Row Suite I\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
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SUMMARY:Paper Wing Theatre: The Rocky Horror Show
DESCRIPTION:The Rocky Horror Show is a cult classic musical that has thrilled audiences for decades with its outrageous humor\, electrifying rock score\, and unapologetic celebration of individuality. Created by Richard O’Brien\, this high-energy production invites you into a world where the unexpected is always just around the corner.\nWhen sweethearts Brad and Janet find themselves stranded at the eerie castle of the flamboyant Dr. Frank-N-Furter\, their ordinary lives are turned upside down. What follows is a wild night of bizarre encounters\, seductive temptations\, and unforgettable characters\, all set to a pulsating soundtrack featuring iconic songs like “Time Warp” and “Sweet Transvestite.”\nPart musical\, part interactive experience\, The Rocky Horror Show is known for its devoted fanbase and anything-goes atmosphere. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a first-time visitor\, get ready to step outside your comfort zone and join the party—it’s bold\, campy\, and unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.\nRecommended for mature audiences due to adult themes\, language\, and suggestive content.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/paper-wing-theatre-the-rocky-horror-show/2026-10-24/2/
LOCATION:Paper Wing Theatre 711 Cannery Row Suite I Monterey\, Ca. 93940\, 711 Canner Row Suite I\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
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SUMMARY:Art Exhibit National Native American Heritage Month
DESCRIPTION:Oct 5 – Nov 25\, 2026. Exhibition honors National Native American Heritage Month in Seaside\, CA. Monterey County. \nCity of Seaside Celebrates National Native American Heritage Month with Community Artist Becky Olvera Schultz to Exhibit at Seaside’s Oldemeyer Center Gallery. \nContemporary Indigenous mixed media artist Becky Olvera Schultz will present an art exhibition at the Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Avenue\, Seaside\, from October 5 through November 25\, 2026. Held in honor of National Native American Heritage Month\, the exhibition offers an opportunity to explore Schultz’s personal artistic expression and her enduring interest in the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Schultz specializes in clay and mixed-media masks inspired by Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Her broader body of work includes Southwestern-style masks made from clay and gourds\, rawhide shields\, dolls\, serigraphs\, clay plaques\, photography\, collage\, and two-dimensional mixed media works. Her distinctive style draws upon her Indigenous ancestry\, research\, travel experiences and creative practice. Through her work\, Schultz explores the relationship between materials\, personal vision and spirit. \n“My art is an extension of my spirit\, a piece of my personal vision and a constant source of comfort and healing for me. I derive immense satisfaction from putting life into the materials I work with.” Schultz’s work has appeared in nine museum exhibitions\, galleries in several states\, and numerous national and local exhibitions. She has participated in Santa Cruz Open Studios twelve times\, and her art has been featured in the national magazines Cowboys & Indians\, Wild\nWest\, and Native Peoples. \nThe Seaside exhibition invites visitors to experience an artist’s individual perspective on indigenous inspiration\, creative expression\, and the healing possibilities of art.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/art-exhibit-national-native-american-heritage-month/2026-10-25/
LOCATION:Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Ave.\, Seaside\, CA\, 93955\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261025T110000
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SUMMARY:Seas the Summer
DESCRIPTION:Join the Western Flyer Foundation for Seas the Summer\, a free community event series taking place every Saturday and Sunday from August 1 through September 6\, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. along the Moss Landing waterfront. \nEnjoy a variety of hands-on art and science activities\, free docked tours of the historic Western Flyer and Sunflower Star Laboratory\, Saturday seminars with local experts\, community outreach booths\, local artists and vendors\, and family-friendly activities celebrating the unique marine environment of Monterey Bay. \nA special celebration featuring the Monterey Bay Fisheries Trust and Moss Landing Marine Laboratories will take place on Sunday\, August 30\, including a free uni tasting for guests 18 and older. \nLocation: Woodward Marine Market\, 10932 Clam Way\, Moss Landing\, CA 95039 \nAdmission is free. For the full event lineup and to learn more visit www.westernflyer.org/events or follow @westernflyerfoundation on Instagram.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/seas-the-summer/2026-10-25/
LOCATION:CA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261025T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261025T160000
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SUMMARY:Sunset Center Launches “Century of Creativity” 
DESCRIPTION:Sunset Center Launches “Century of Creativity\,” a Five-Year Journey to Its Theater’s Centennial in 2031 Carmel-by-the-Sea landmark marks the 100th anniversary of its original 1926 building with an August 26 ribbon-cutting\, followed by a free community celebration on October 25 \nCARMEL-BY-THE-SEA\, CA — Sunset Center\, a cornerstone of arts and culture on the Monterey Peninsula\, will launch Century of Creativity — a five-year community campaign (2026–2031) honoring the Center’s remarkable evolution from schoolhouse to performing arts landmark — with a series of events beginning this fall. Sunset Center\, together with the Carmel Chamber of Commerce\, will host a press conference and ribbon-cutting on Wednesday\, August 26\, 2026\, from 1 to 2 p.m.\, officially opening the campaign. Century of Creativity honors two milestones on one beloved campus. In 2026\, the Center celebrates the 100th anniversary of its original 1926 building\, the home of the former Sunset School\, where generations of local families learned\, grew\, and — for many — stepped onto a stage for the very first time. In 2031\, the campaign culminates with 100 years of live performance in the theater\, whose landmark auditorium first opened its doors in 1931. Between now and then\, every performance\, exhibition\, and gathering becomes part of one larger community story. \nFrom its beginnings as a neighborhood school to its role today as a vibrant center for arts\, culture\, learning\, and community\, Sunset Center has been woven into the fabric of Carmel life for a century — and Century of Creativity invites the whole community to help write its next chapter.\n“For 100 years\, Sunset has brought people together. From its beginnings as a neighborhood school to the community gathering place it is today\, generations have learned\, performed\, celebrated\, and made lasting memories here. Our centennial is a chance to celebrate everyone who has been part of that story and to look forward to the next 100 years of creativity\, connection\, and community\,” said Beth Bowman\, Executive Director of Sunset Cultural Center. \nThe celebration continues with a free\, family-friendly Centennial Community Celebration on Sunday\, October 25\, 2026\, from 1 to 4 p.m. on the Sunset Center campus. Marking the first chapter of Century of Creativity\, the afternoon will feature performances by resident companies\, an open gallery\, tenant open houses\, and a photographic exhibit honoring the people and stories that have shaped the Center. Community members are invited to be part of Century of Creativity — by attending events\, sharing a memory or photograph for the centennial archive\, or volunteering. To RSVP for the August press conference\, please email info@thebuzzpr.net or call (831) 747-7455.  Follow the journey at sunsetcenter.org and join the conversation with #CenturyOfCreativity. \nABOUT SUNSET CULTURAL CENTER\nSunset Cultural Center is the Central Coast’s premier performing arts organization\, located in the heart of Carmel-by-the-Sea\, California. Housed on the historic campus of the former Sunset School\, the Center is home to a landmark theater and to resident and resident companies and partners including the Monterey Symphony\, the Carmel Bach Festival\, and the Center for Photographic Art. As a nonprofit cultural center\, Sunset Center presents world-class performances and serves as a gathering place for learning\, creativity\, and community on the Monterey Peninsula.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/sunset-center-launches-century-of-creativity/2026-10-25/
LOCATION:Sunset Center\, San Carlos St at Ninth Ave\, Carmel by the Sea\, CA\, 93921
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261025T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261025T160000
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SUMMARY:Sunset Center Centennial Community Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Bring the kids\, the neighbors and your memories. On Sunday\, Oct. 25\, from 1 to 4 p.m.\, Sunset Center hands its entire historic campus to the community for a free centennial block party. From 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.\, the 718-seat theater fills with performances by the Carmel Bach Festival\, the Monterey Symphony\, the Carmel Music Society\, and Chamber Music Monterey Bay. On the outdoor terrace stage enjoy\, Youth Music Monterey\, the Carmel High School Chamber Singers\, and Monterey Peninsula Ballet Theatre. Outside and throughout the buildings: the Sunset Legacy Wall\, a giant artwork guests help create with the Sally Russell Art Studio; a Center for Photographic Art photo bus and book signing; live painting; free face painting; oral history collecting with the Carmel Public Library; wellness with Yoga Shala; campus tours; and complimentary treats. Free and open to all.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/sunset-center-centennial-community-celebration/
LOCATION:Sunset Center\, San Carlos St at Ninth Ave\, Carmel by the Sea\, CA\, 93921
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261026T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261026T170000
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SUMMARY:Art Exhibit National Native American Heritage Month
DESCRIPTION:Oct 5 – Nov 25\, 2026. Exhibition honors National Native American Heritage Month in Seaside\, CA. Monterey County. \nCity of Seaside Celebrates National Native American Heritage Month with Community Artist Becky Olvera Schultz to Exhibit at Seaside’s Oldemeyer Center Gallery. \nContemporary Indigenous mixed media artist Becky Olvera Schultz will present an art exhibition at the Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Avenue\, Seaside\, from October 5 through November 25\, 2026. Held in honor of National Native American Heritage Month\, the exhibition offers an opportunity to explore Schultz’s personal artistic expression and her enduring interest in the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Schultz specializes in clay and mixed-media masks inspired by Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Her broader body of work includes Southwestern-style masks made from clay and gourds\, rawhide shields\, dolls\, serigraphs\, clay plaques\, photography\, collage\, and two-dimensional mixed media works. Her distinctive style draws upon her Indigenous ancestry\, research\, travel experiences and creative practice. Through her work\, Schultz explores the relationship between materials\, personal vision and spirit. \n“My art is an extension of my spirit\, a piece of my personal vision and a constant source of comfort and healing for me. I derive immense satisfaction from putting life into the materials I work with.” Schultz’s work has appeared in nine museum exhibitions\, galleries in several states\, and numerous national and local exhibitions. She has participated in Santa Cruz Open Studios twelve times\, and her art has been featured in the national magazines Cowboys & Indians\, Wild\nWest\, and Native Peoples. \nThe Seaside exhibition invites visitors to experience an artist’s individual perspective on indigenous inspiration\, creative expression\, and the healing possibilities of art.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/art-exhibit-national-native-american-heritage-month/2026-10-26/
LOCATION:Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Ave.\, Seaside\, CA\, 93955\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261026T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261026T210000
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SUMMARY:Ernest Aines: Slow Roll Tour
DESCRIPTION:Ernest Aines is an award-winning Australian singer-songwriter known for his striking voice\, intricate guitar work and rich songwriting.\nAines has built a growing international audience with his recent tours selling out shows and audiences responding with standing ovations along the way.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/ernest-aines-slow-roll-tour/
LOCATION:Carmel High School Performing Arts Center\, 27990 N. Doris Watson Pl.\, Carmel-By-The-Sea\, 93923
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X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Carmel High School Performing Arts Center 27990 N. Doris Watson Pl. Carmel-By-The-Sea 93923;X-APPLE-RADIUS=500;X-TITLE=27990 N. Doris Watson Pl.:geo:-121.9107567,36.5560532
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261027T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261027T170000
DTSTAMP:20261005T193026Z
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SUMMARY:Art Exhibit National Native American Heritage Month
DESCRIPTION:Oct 5 – Nov 25\, 2026. Exhibition honors National Native American Heritage Month in Seaside\, CA. Monterey County. \nCity of Seaside Celebrates National Native American Heritage Month with Community Artist Becky Olvera Schultz to Exhibit at Seaside’s Oldemeyer Center Gallery. \nContemporary Indigenous mixed media artist Becky Olvera Schultz will present an art exhibition at the Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Avenue\, Seaside\, from October 5 through November 25\, 2026. Held in honor of National Native American Heritage Month\, the exhibition offers an opportunity to explore Schultz’s personal artistic expression and her enduring interest in the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Schultz specializes in clay and mixed-media masks inspired by Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Her broader body of work includes Southwestern-style masks made from clay and gourds\, rawhide shields\, dolls\, serigraphs\, clay plaques\, photography\, collage\, and two-dimensional mixed media works. Her distinctive style draws upon her Indigenous ancestry\, research\, travel experiences and creative practice. Through her work\, Schultz explores the relationship between materials\, personal vision and spirit. \n“My art is an extension of my spirit\, a piece of my personal vision and a constant source of comfort and healing for me. I derive immense satisfaction from putting life into the materials I work with.” Schultz’s work has appeared in nine museum exhibitions\, galleries in several states\, and numerous national and local exhibitions. She has participated in Santa Cruz Open Studios twelve times\, and her art has been featured in the national magazines Cowboys & Indians\, Wild\nWest\, and Native Peoples. \nThe Seaside exhibition invites visitors to experience an artist’s individual perspective on indigenous inspiration\, creative expression\, and the healing possibilities of art.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/art-exhibit-national-native-american-heritage-month/2026-10-27/
LOCATION:Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Ave.\, Seaside\, CA\, 93955\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261028T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261028T170000
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SUMMARY:Art Exhibit National Native American Heritage Month
DESCRIPTION:Oct 5 – Nov 25\, 2026. Exhibition honors National Native American Heritage Month in Seaside\, CA. Monterey County. \nCity of Seaside Celebrates National Native American Heritage Month with Community Artist Becky Olvera Schultz to Exhibit at Seaside’s Oldemeyer Center Gallery. \nContemporary Indigenous mixed media artist Becky Olvera Schultz will present an art exhibition at the Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Avenue\, Seaside\, from October 5 through November 25\, 2026. Held in honor of National Native American Heritage Month\, the exhibition offers an opportunity to explore Schultz’s personal artistic expression and her enduring interest in the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Schultz specializes in clay and mixed-media masks inspired by Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Her broader body of work includes Southwestern-style masks made from clay and gourds\, rawhide shields\, dolls\, serigraphs\, clay plaques\, photography\, collage\, and two-dimensional mixed media works. Her distinctive style draws upon her Indigenous ancestry\, research\, travel experiences and creative practice. Through her work\, Schultz explores the relationship between materials\, personal vision and spirit. \n“My art is an extension of my spirit\, a piece of my personal vision and a constant source of comfort and healing for me. I derive immense satisfaction from putting life into the materials I work with.” Schultz’s work has appeared in nine museum exhibitions\, galleries in several states\, and numerous national and local exhibitions. She has participated in Santa Cruz Open Studios twelve times\, and her art has been featured in the national magazines Cowboys & Indians\, Wild\nWest\, and Native Peoples. \nThe Seaside exhibition invites visitors to experience an artist’s individual perspective on indigenous inspiration\, creative expression\, and the healing possibilities of art.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/art-exhibit-national-native-american-heritage-month/2026-10-28/
LOCATION:Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Ave.\, Seaside\, CA\, 93955\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261028T101500
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261028T104500
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SUMMARY:Toddler Gymnastics
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Wednesdays as we partner with Shea’s Gymnastics \nToddlers will learn about the basics of gymnastics through games and movement in this fun and engaging Caregiver & Me program. \nRecommended for children ages 2-5. \nFee: Included with daily admission.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/toddler-gymnastics/2026-10-28/
LOCATION:MY Museum\, 425 Washington Street\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="MY Museum":MAILTO:lauren@mymuseum.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261029T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261029T170000
DTSTAMP:20261005T193026Z
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SUMMARY:Art Exhibit National Native American Heritage Month
DESCRIPTION:Oct 5 – Nov 25\, 2026. Exhibition honors National Native American Heritage Month in Seaside\, CA. Monterey County. \nCity of Seaside Celebrates National Native American Heritage Month with Community Artist Becky Olvera Schultz to Exhibit at Seaside’s Oldemeyer Center Gallery. \nContemporary Indigenous mixed media artist Becky Olvera Schultz will present an art exhibition at the Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Avenue\, Seaside\, from October 5 through November 25\, 2026. Held in honor of National Native American Heritage Month\, the exhibition offers an opportunity to explore Schultz’s personal artistic expression and her enduring interest in the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Schultz specializes in clay and mixed-media masks inspired by Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Her broader body of work includes Southwestern-style masks made from clay and gourds\, rawhide shields\, dolls\, serigraphs\, clay plaques\, photography\, collage\, and two-dimensional mixed media works. Her distinctive style draws upon her Indigenous ancestry\, research\, travel experiences and creative practice. Through her work\, Schultz explores the relationship between materials\, personal vision and spirit. \n“My art is an extension of my spirit\, a piece of my personal vision and a constant source of comfort and healing for me. I derive immense satisfaction from putting life into the materials I work with.” Schultz’s work has appeared in nine museum exhibitions\, galleries in several states\, and numerous national and local exhibitions. She has participated in Santa Cruz Open Studios twelve times\, and her art has been featured in the national magazines Cowboys & Indians\, Wild\nWest\, and Native Peoples. \nThe Seaside exhibition invites visitors to experience an artist’s individual perspective on indigenous inspiration\, creative expression\, and the healing possibilities of art.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/art-exhibit-national-native-american-heritage-month/2026-10-29/
LOCATION:Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Ave.\, Seaside\, CA\, 93955\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261029T101500
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261029T104500
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SUMMARY:Make & Take Crafts
DESCRIPTION:Get crafty with us on Thursday mornings! \nArt making plays a central role in cognitive\, motor\, language\, and social-emotional development. Enjoy creative exploration and make something fun to take home\, too. \nRecommended for children ages 2 and older. \nFee: Included with daily admission. free admission for members.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/make-take-crafts/2026-10-29/
LOCATION:MY Museum\, 425 Washington Street\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261030T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261030T170000
DTSTAMP:20261005T193026Z
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SUMMARY:Art Exhibit National Native American Heritage Month
DESCRIPTION:Oct 5 – Nov 25\, 2026. Exhibition honors National Native American Heritage Month in Seaside\, CA. Monterey County. \nCity of Seaside Celebrates National Native American Heritage Month with Community Artist Becky Olvera Schultz to Exhibit at Seaside’s Oldemeyer Center Gallery. \nContemporary Indigenous mixed media artist Becky Olvera Schultz will present an art exhibition at the Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Avenue\, Seaside\, from October 5 through November 25\, 2026. Held in honor of National Native American Heritage Month\, the exhibition offers an opportunity to explore Schultz’s personal artistic expression and her enduring interest in the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Schultz specializes in clay and mixed-media masks inspired by Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Her broader body of work includes Southwestern-style masks made from clay and gourds\, rawhide shields\, dolls\, serigraphs\, clay plaques\, photography\, collage\, and two-dimensional mixed media works. Her distinctive style draws upon her Indigenous ancestry\, research\, travel experiences and creative practice. Through her work\, Schultz explores the relationship between materials\, personal vision and spirit. \n“My art is an extension of my spirit\, a piece of my personal vision and a constant source of comfort and healing for me. I derive immense satisfaction from putting life into the materials I work with.” Schultz’s work has appeared in nine museum exhibitions\, galleries in several states\, and numerous national and local exhibitions. She has participated in Santa Cruz Open Studios twelve times\, and her art has been featured in the national magazines Cowboys & Indians\, Wild\nWest\, and Native Peoples. \nThe Seaside exhibition invites visitors to experience an artist’s individual perspective on indigenous inspiration\, creative expression\, and the healing possibilities of art.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/art-exhibit-national-native-american-heritage-month/2026-10-30/
LOCATION:Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Ave.\, Seaside\, CA\, 93955\, United States
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261030T110000
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SUMMARY:Miss Sarah Sunshine
DESCRIPTION:Please join our very own local celebrity\, Miss Sarah Sunshine from It’s Circle Time\, every Friday from 10:15 to 11:00 at MY Museum. \nThis educational and fun program will include singing\, dancing\, stories\, and much more. \nIt’s Circle Time is a playful learning space where songs\, stories\, and meaningful connections come together. Designed for young children and the adults who love them\, their content supports early literacy\, emotional growth\, and joyful learning—one circle at a time. \nFee: Included with daily admission\, free admission for members.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/miss-sarah-sunshine/2026-10-30/
LOCATION:MY Museum\, 425 Washington Street\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
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SUMMARY:NEWBERRY & VERCH WITH OTTER OPRY AT MONTEREY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
DESCRIPTION:Growing up\, Joe Newberry and April Verch absorbed traditions of home and hearth – in his Missouri Ozarks and her Ottawa Valley of Canada. Although they are on the road much of the year\, the two musicians are fond of saying that they are rarely homesick\, because their music means they always have a bit of home with them wherever they go. And they’re bringing that taste of home to Monterey on Friday\, October 30th\, when they will grace the Otter Opry stage at Monterey United Methodist Church.\nJoe Newberry comes from a family of singers and dancers. He took up the guitar and banjo as a boy and learned fiddle tunes from great Missouri fiddlers. April Verch grew up listening to her dad’s country band play for dances in the Ottawa Valley. She started step dancing at age three and fiddling at age six. In a Newberry & Verch show\, delighted audiences see first-hand the roots of their music\, their love of performing\, and their strong musical connection. Original songs join timeless classics. Stories warm the heart\, and give audiences a chance to understand where the music comes from. Lively fiddle and banjo numbers combine with traditional dance steps to illustrate happy times when people made their own fun.\nWhether it is the power of two voices lifted in harmony\, or the sound of traditional tunes calling people to get up and move\, these two masters of tradition put on an unforgettable show. And\, when their feet kick up the dust in perfect rhythm and those two voices become one\, Joe Newberry and April Verch make folks remember why this music existed in the first place. This will be one for the history books\, so get your tickets early. And gosh\, why not make the occasion even more special with dinner ($15 in advance\, $20 after October 24th) before the show? Online ticket sales will end at 11am the day of the performance. Tickets will be available at the door.\n7pm. Monterey United Methodist Church\, 1 Soledad Drive\, Monterey. $35/show (CBA members $30; 15 and under free) www.otteropry.org
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/newberry-verch-with-otter-opry-at-monterey-united-methodist-church/
LOCATION:Monterey United Methodist Church\, 1 Soledad Drive\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261030T193000
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SUMMARY:Paper Wing Theatre: The Rocky Horror Show
DESCRIPTION:The Rocky Horror Show is a cult classic musical that has thrilled audiences for decades with its outrageous humor\, electrifying rock score\, and unapologetic celebration of individuality. Created by Richard O’Brien\, this high-energy production invites you into a world where the unexpected is always just around the corner.\nWhen sweethearts Brad and Janet find themselves stranded at the eerie castle of the flamboyant Dr. Frank-N-Furter\, their ordinary lives are turned upside down. What follows is a wild night of bizarre encounters\, seductive temptations\, and unforgettable characters\, all set to a pulsating soundtrack featuring iconic songs like “Time Warp” and “Sweet Transvestite.”\nPart musical\, part interactive experience\, The Rocky Horror Show is known for its devoted fanbase and anything-goes atmosphere. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a first-time visitor\, get ready to step outside your comfort zone and join the party—it’s bold\, campy\, and unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.\nRecommended for mature audiences due to adult themes\, language\, and suggestive content.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/paper-wing-theatre-the-rocky-horror-show/2026-10-30/
LOCATION:Paper Wing Theatre 711 Cannery Row Suite I Monterey\, Ca. 93940\, 711 Canner Row Suite I\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261031T090000
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SUMMARY:Art Exhibit National Native American Heritage Month
DESCRIPTION:Oct 5 – Nov 25\, 2026. Exhibition honors National Native American Heritage Month in Seaside\, CA. Monterey County. \nCity of Seaside Celebrates National Native American Heritage Month with Community Artist Becky Olvera Schultz to Exhibit at Seaside’s Oldemeyer Center Gallery. \nContemporary Indigenous mixed media artist Becky Olvera Schultz will present an art exhibition at the Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Avenue\, Seaside\, from October 5 through November 25\, 2026. Held in honor of National Native American Heritage Month\, the exhibition offers an opportunity to explore Schultz’s personal artistic expression and her enduring interest in the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Schultz specializes in clay and mixed-media masks inspired by Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Her broader body of work includes Southwestern-style masks made from clay and gourds\, rawhide shields\, dolls\, serigraphs\, clay plaques\, photography\, collage\, and two-dimensional mixed media works. Her distinctive style draws upon her Indigenous ancestry\, research\, travel experiences and creative practice. Through her work\, Schultz explores the relationship between materials\, personal vision and spirit. \n“My art is an extension of my spirit\, a piece of my personal vision and a constant source of comfort and healing for me. I derive immense satisfaction from putting life into the materials I work with.” Schultz’s work has appeared in nine museum exhibitions\, galleries in several states\, and numerous national and local exhibitions. She has participated in Santa Cruz Open Studios twelve times\, and her art has been featured in the national magazines Cowboys & Indians\, Wild\nWest\, and Native Peoples. \nThe Seaside exhibition invites visitors to experience an artist’s individual perspective on indigenous inspiration\, creative expression\, and the healing possibilities of art.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/art-exhibit-national-native-american-heritage-month/2026-10-31/
LOCATION:Oldemeyer Center\, 986 Hilby Ave.\, Seaside\, CA\, 93955\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261031T110000
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SUMMARY:Seas the Summer
DESCRIPTION:Join the Western Flyer Foundation for Seas the Summer\, a free community event series taking place every Saturday and Sunday from August 1 through September 6\, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. along the Moss Landing waterfront. \nEnjoy a variety of hands-on art and science activities\, free docked tours of the historic Western Flyer and Sunflower Star Laboratory\, Saturday seminars with local experts\, community outreach booths\, local artists and vendors\, and family-friendly activities celebrating the unique marine environment of Monterey Bay. \nA special celebration featuring the Monterey Bay Fisheries Trust and Moss Landing Marine Laboratories will take place on Sunday\, August 30\, including a free uni tasting for guests 18 and older. \nLocation: Woodward Marine Market\, 10932 Clam Way\, Moss Landing\, CA 95039 \nAdmission is free. For the full event lineup and to learn more visit www.westernflyer.org/events or follow @westernflyerfoundation on Instagram.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/seas-the-summer/2026-10-31/
LOCATION:CA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261031T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261031T220000
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SUMMARY:Paper Wing Theatre: The Rocky Horror Show
DESCRIPTION:The Rocky Horror Show is a cult classic musical that has thrilled audiences for decades with its outrageous humor\, electrifying rock score\, and unapologetic celebration of individuality. Created by Richard O’Brien\, this high-energy production invites you into a world where the unexpected is always just around the corner.\nWhen sweethearts Brad and Janet find themselves stranded at the eerie castle of the flamboyant Dr. Frank-N-Furter\, their ordinary lives are turned upside down. What follows is a wild night of bizarre encounters\, seductive temptations\, and unforgettable characters\, all set to a pulsating soundtrack featuring iconic songs like “Time Warp” and “Sweet Transvestite.”\nPart musical\, part interactive experience\, The Rocky Horror Show is known for its devoted fanbase and anything-goes atmosphere. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a first-time visitor\, get ready to step outside your comfort zone and join the party—it’s bold\, campy\, and unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.\nRecommended for mature audiences due to adult themes\, language\, and suggestive content.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/paper-wing-theatre-the-rocky-horror-show/2026-10-31/1/
LOCATION:Paper Wing Theatre 711 Cannery Row Suite I Monterey\, Ca. 93940\, 711 Canner Row Suite I\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
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SUMMARY:Paper Wing Theatre: The Rocky Horror Show
DESCRIPTION:The Rocky Horror Show is a cult classic musical that has thrilled audiences for decades with its outrageous humor\, electrifying rock score\, and unapologetic celebration of individuality. Created by Richard O’Brien\, this high-energy production invites you into a world where the unexpected is always just around the corner.\nWhen sweethearts Brad and Janet find themselves stranded at the eerie castle of the flamboyant Dr. Frank-N-Furter\, their ordinary lives are turned upside down. What follows is a wild night of bizarre encounters\, seductive temptations\, and unforgettable characters\, all set to a pulsating soundtrack featuring iconic songs like “Time Warp” and “Sweet Transvestite.”\nPart musical\, part interactive experience\, The Rocky Horror Show is known for its devoted fanbase and anything-goes atmosphere. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a first-time visitor\, get ready to step outside your comfort zone and join the party—it’s bold\, campy\, and unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.\nRecommended for mature audiences due to adult themes\, language\, and suggestive content.
URL:https://arts4mc.org/event/paper-wing-theatre-the-rocky-horror-show/2026-10-31/2/
LOCATION:Paper Wing Theatre 711 Cannery Row Suite I Monterey\, Ca. 93940\, 711 Canner Row Suite I\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
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